What do the colors mean in the WIP inquiry tab?
For most departments in Softbase, work orders in the WIP tab of Softbase are highlighted based upon the following:
Light red- Credit approval needed
Yellow- Credit Approval granted
For the rental department, however, the colors denote the following:
Light Red- Credit approval customer (will remain red regardless of approval and will remain colored both before and after credit request/approval)
Yellow - This is the last billing cycle for the customer
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